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Another day of anxiety hit stock markets around the world, with technology stocks the focus of attention.

The artificial intelligence chip giant saw $279bn wiped off its stock market value in New York.

In the U.S., chipmaker Nvidia plunged more than 9% in regular trading, leading semiconductor stocks lower amid a sell-off on Wall Street.

Mr. Stelter, who left CNN two years ago, will be helming his newsletter for the network, but without a Sunday show.

The BBC hears from people who work full-time over four days with mixed views on the pros and cons.

Post-summer life admin leaves some exposed to scams, campaigners say, as fraud and fears grow.

This will take the full state pension for men who have retired since 1951 and women since 1953 to around £12,000 in 2025/26.

Any campaign promise that would require partisan legislation passing a Congress controlled by one party is unlikely to happen.

Boeing is facing yet another challenge as 32,000 members of the IAM union are threatening to strike later this month if a deal isn't reached on a new contract with the company.

After several years of keeping a low profile, largely in part to the FTX scandal and conviction of Sam Bankman-Fried, crypto firms are making their way back into professional sports

Investors are coming off a losing session, with the major benchmarks posting their worst day going back to the sell-off Aug. 5.

Markets were on edge Tuesday, with stocks slumping to start what is historically Wall Street’s worst month. What should investors think about the 'September Effect?'

Cresset CIO and founding partner Jack Ablin discusses what it would take for the Fed to cut interest rates more than 25 basis points on 'Making Money.'

J.P. Morgan Asset Management fixed income portfolio manager Kelsey Berro discusses whether the Fed accomplished its inflation goal on 'Making Money.'

Nvidia stock tanked more than 9% on Tuesday as tech led the market losses.

Wall Street is hunkering down after a roller-coaster August, with the prospect of a potentially stormy September ahead.

Petr Aven and Mikhail Fridman become minority shareholders after Harbour Energy buys German firm.

The S&P 500 fell more than 2 percent on Tuesday, its biggest single-day drop since an early August meltdown.

Wall Street is hunkering down after a roller-coaster August, with the prospect of a potentially stormy September ahead.

Yardeni Research President Ed Yardeni reveals what most economists are missing about the U.S. economy on 'Making Money.'

Vice President Harris said she opposes the proposed merger between U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel, aligning her views with President Biden and her electoral rival, former President Trump.

Louisiana Sen. Bill Cassidy, responding to a Wall Street Journal report, tore into a federal judge's decision that could halt offshore drilling in the Gulf of Mexico later this year.

Nvidia stock tanked more than 9% on Tuesday as tech led the market losses.

A new study found that weekly injections of 2.4 mg of semaglutide could lower the risk of deaths related to COVID-19, marking another potential benefit of these blockbuster drugs.

Former State Department official Christian Whiton and Price Futures Group senior analyst Phil Flynn discuss Biden's response to the murder of Israeli hostages and the impact of Mideast tensions on oil prices.

FOX Business' Stuart Varney discussed Kamala Harris' reversal on fracking and explained how 'the greens' are using the court system to kill fossil fuels production.

Rosecliff founder and managing partner Mike Murphy discusses the expected jobs report and shares his market outlook.

Wall Street is hunkering down after a roller-coaster August, with the prospect of a potentially stormy September ahead.

The money is tied to a lawsuit in Britain by the tech services giant over its acquisition of Autonomy, the software firm Mr. Lynch founded. He died last month.

I/O Fund lead tech analyst Beth Kindig discusses whether Intel will exit the Dow 30 after the release of its next-gen core ultra chips on 'Varney & Co.'

Nine years after the carmaker admitted to concealing emissions on a massive scale, Martin Winterkorn will be tried in a German court.

Government lawyers have cited internal business documents to question whether the deal would deplete competition in the grocery industry.

UBS managing director and senior portfolio manager Jason Katz shares his market outlook and discusses the Fed's expected rate cut as well as Democrats' plan to tax unrealized gains.

The publicly-owned firm will be charged with managing and operating clean power projects across the UK.

Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., explains how climate activists use the courts to interfere with offshore drilling and hold up LNG projects on 'Varney & Co.'

The successful outcome of the government auction for renewable energy projects may bolster a wind industry battered by rising costs.

Wall Street is hunkering down after a roller-coaster August, with the prospect of a potentially stormy September ahead.

What impact will Labour's pledge to nationalise the railways have?

Martin Winterkorn, who was head of the German carmaker in 2015, appeared in court on Tuesday.

Cathay Pacific has inspected its fleet of Airbus A350-1000 planes and is in the process of making repairs following a weekend engine component failure.

A debate is brewing among investors and entrepreneurs: Are hands-on founders, such as Steve Jobs and Brian Chesky of Airbnb, the key to start-up success?

Democrats are tired of losing to Republicans on tax policy. They’re hoping to mount a comeback next year.

Artwork has been part of urban projects for decades, but a new push from developers looking for ways to drive foot traffic has created a boom for the art world.

A real estate collapse has made consumers cautious and businesses wary, as China confronts a crisis unlike any other since it opened its economy to the world.

Wall Street is hunkering down after a roller-coaster August, with the prospect of a potentially stormy September ahead.

Wall Street is hunkering down after a roller-coaster August, with the prospect of a potentially stormy September ahead.

Wall Street is hunkering down after a roller-coaster August, with the prospect of a potentially stormy September ahead.

Wall Street is hunkering down after a roller-coaster August, with the prospect of a potentially stormy September ahead.

Rep. Michael Rulli, R-Ohio, says that Kamala Harris' price fixing plan will hurt the American family as he likens the vice president's agenda to communism.

Philip Belamant, Zilch's CEO, told CNBC the firm was able to hit profitability by growing rather than cutting back like other fintechs have done.

The Hong Kong airline has canceled dozens of flights to inspect Airbus A350 planes since it found a problem with a Rolls-Royce engine in one of them.

Investment firms are raising record sums for real estate secondary funds that cut private deals to buy assets from investors who can’t otherwise exit.

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Hangzhou, capital of the eastern Zhejiang province and home to Alibaba and other tech companies, ranked first in this year's rankings.

Both major presidential candidates now say they oppose the proposed takeover of the industrial giant by Nippon Steel of Japan.